Nails - Ch 10 & 11 - Chemistry Basics

The head of the surfactant molecule is:

Pure water has a _____ pH.

There are 80 naturally occuring elements.

What is the first step to prepping the nails?

Nail enhancements are not designed to be taken off more than:

Which is not a type of primer?

Which of these determines toxicity?

What are used to keep nail products flexible?

Glycerin is:

Coatings that harden upon evaporation undergo a _____ reaction

What is O_3?

What is an atom carrying an electrical charge called?

When an initiator touches a monomer, it excites with a boost of energy.

MMA monomer nail products do not adhere to the nail plate without:

Hair and skin have an average pH of:

Problems related to nail enhancements are typically not caused by:

What is an example of a cyanoacrylate?

What is the simplest form of chemical matter?

What is formed when a liquid evaporates?

What is a substance formed by combining many small molecules in extremely long, chainlike structures?

The products in evaporation coatings:

How many molecules must react to make a single sculptured nail?

What is mayonnaise an example of?

All nail adhesives and wraps are based on:

What is known as the universal solvent?

Any substance that occupies space and has mass?

What do organic substances need to burn?

Polymer chains:

What is the force of nature that makes two surfaces stick together?

The thinner the nail plate, the _______ it will be.

Organic means a substance containing both carbon and hydrogen from natural or a ________ source

What is the chemical reaction that releases a significant amount of heat released?

What is a short chain of monomers that has had its growth halted before it could become a polymer?

All nail enhancements become stronger during the first ____ hours.

An ion with a negative charge is called?

What causes an atom or molecule to split into two, creatnig a pair of ions?

Which is not matter?

Liquid has a definite shape and volume.

What is true of emulsions?

In medieval times, alchemists searched for ways to?

Overfiling will not lead to:

Inorganic chemistry is the study of substances that

Physical mixtures that contain two or more different substances are called:

What is an example of an acrylate?

What improves adhesion?

Which of these are immiscible liquids?

Science that deals with the composition, structures, and properties of matter & how matter changes?

What is a chemical combination of matter, in definite proportions?

If a substance is high in hydrogen ions, it is?

Corrosive primers can cause painful burns and what if they reach the nail bed?

Alkalis feel _______ on the skin

What type of surface is the best to ensure proper adhesion of a nail enhancement?

What is a stable uniform blend of two or more substances?

Acid-free primers have a slightly alkaline pH.

What does a product need to have in order to have a pH?

Acids turn litmus paper from:

An unstable mixture of two or more substances that typically not stay blended without a binder?

What is an example of a metacrylate?